Operating Instructions

Sensor 01
Basic safety instructions
Print version 03/2021, English
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2.3.4 Hazards from coolants
Depending on the currently used coolant, there can be various hazards and risks. Reading the
data sheet of the coolant is therefore absolutely necessary!
WARNING
Health damage from coolant
A direct contact of the coolant with the skin can cause diseases and health
damage.
Direct contact of your eyes with coolant can cause severe irritation of the
eyes.
Inhaling the vapors or aerosols can cause irritation and diseases of the
respiratory tract.
Escaping and/or splashing coolant can contaminate food and drinks.
 Read the data sheet of the coolant.
 Wear protective gloves.
 Wear protective goggles.
 Be aware during maintenance, servicing, cleaning and disposal that
there are residues of the coolant in the hose lines and in the unit even
after the unit has been switched off.
 Eating and drinking in the vicinity of coolant is prohibited!
 Contact a doctor immediately if you experience any discomfort.
Escaped coolant must be wiped up and disposed of immediately. There is a slipping hazard!
People can slip on it and injure themselves. Therefore, check the hose lines for leaks at regular
intervals (see maintenance schedule).
NOTE
Environmental damage from leaking coolant
Escaping coolant damages the environment and can be the cause of further
hazards.
 Read the data sheet of the coolant.
 Check pipes regularly for leaks.
 Repair leaks immediately when they are discovered.
 Dispose of coolant in accordance with the regulations.
 Be aware during maintenance, servicing, cleaning and disposal that
there are residues of the coolant in the hose lines and in the unit even
after the unit has been switched off.
 Notify the environmental agency responsible in case of a major incident.
Hazards from
coolants